3D Printing from Revit Tutorial

[@connorrobert5348]

Brother bear thank you for all your videos, youve gotten me through uni the whole way when it comes to UNI

[@StushaKrik]

Aaaa where have you been 3 weeks ago, when I needed it for my thesis project!!!!)))

[@asmahamid9380]

Where were you a year ago 😂😂 I needed this video.

[@AussieBIMGuru]

What a great video - this is much more the sort of content I think you should focus on. I can definitely see more passion and interest for things related to your project vs. Revit basics (although you're still passionate about that too of course!). It would be great to see a video of the 3D printing process in action or time-lapsed. Good luck with your final submission

[@elaverdha1272]

thanks for sharing all your videos! I was really struggling with the export to dwg, as it could not be correct for the later export to stl...here I learnt about ACIS Solids Option and the problem was solved! What you do is very helpful and inspiring! Great job Balkan Architect! EV

[@danielmunoz7404]

Dude, big LIKE on this tutorial! I have typically gone through this process whenever I needed to export my model to go to sketchup, but I was not aware that AutoCAD had that file extension for exports (STL). Thank you

[@ZHUPERxMAN]

This was way easier then I thought it would be.

[@oscarqtra]

Te faltó mencionar algo importante: para que el archivo stl se guarde correctamente desde autocad, luego de elegir el archivo de destino, hay que seleccionar el modelo completo y presionar enter.

[@bobp5356]

Great video. Want to try printing some buildings at our firm. Thanks.

[@javiercarrasco5659]

Great work around to export from revit!

[@douglassequeira5419]

I know this video was done a long while ago. However for architecture projects you shouldn't use a filament printer. A resin printer will give you a better quality print for architectural projects. The overall end quality is superior over the filament version.

[@aldosantos7051]

Incredible

[@gregorysmolko467]

At what stage you’ve adjusted scale of the model. That would be good to see. Thanks

[@AD-ex6uz]

How do you do this but export as a scaled 3D print model

[@RaymondBurriss]

How do you print to scale from revit? I have mine set to 3/32"=1'-0" but when I bring it in to my slicer it is not to scle.

[@sabinacho2300]

You are so helpful!!!!

[@pepejrrz4566]

you are the best... bro.

[@Kjleed13]

I got a 3d printer for my office Revit projects. But I've been facing a lot of issues. Converting a project into stl. and fbx. I'm dealing with highly detailed buildings with a lot of assets, curtain walls, groups, and families. I want to put it towards my firms workflow but I cant be bothered to remodel the entire building and waste time downgrading everything into a solid mass. Any workaround suggestions?

[@raywilkinson8172]

Hello , you said leave suggestions for other videos here? I was wondering if you could do a vid on how to set up a project to the correct real world co ordinates so it matches the topography survey drawing. If you already have a vid that would be great if you can point me in the direction.

[@AussieBIMGuru]

Vid on my channel next Monday about aligning to survey, but I'm sure Balkan will do one too eventually!

[@raywilkinson8172]

@@AussieBIMGuru great can't wait.thanks

[@Piki984]

thank you !

[@TireSpare]

Hello Sir, I have applied all your tips to 3d printing in revit . howevre mine doesnt work still. would you mind helping me out sir ? my problem gets started with hollow walls. When i adjusted concrete walls 2000mm to 3000mm in revit, they are exported as you told me with ACIS options with dwg files to stl files finally. However my file still gets hollow walls and floors when imported in Chitu Box or Photon 3d printing software. How may i have to solve this problem? i do definitely want to print it out in 3d format . Thank you.

[@Mahi-xr6iy]

Sir, please make some videos on Portfolio for internship.

[@shahdnazar6388]

Good luck amazing work

[@shizukaahmed5669]

great video as always, could you please tell how to maintain the scale while printing?

[@keydellfuller5750]

Thank you!!!!

[@TireSpare]

Hi, i do really appreciate your video talking abt 3d printing tips in revit. i am having similar issues with wall thickness with 3d models once printed out. how do you broaden thin walled models in revit? it is a shower column for 3d printed furniture. thank you

[@kalanagovinda6861]

Hi balkan,would you please teach us about how to use window muntins and grille types in revit?

[@danielmunoz7404]

BA, dude there were so many problems when following this process you explain here that I just abandon the export. When I viewed my model as an STL it only contained bits and fragments of my model. I eventually when back to AutoCAD to explode the blocks and made sure everything was a solid. All this with the same result, only bits and pieces of my model where showing up. 😢

[@dylanbrown3090]

The first time I 3D printing one of my models I had the same problem with the bumpy surface

[@ferhonorio]

Hello Balkan, how are you? I really like your channel, I'm Brazilian, I've been following your channel for some time, and I've been studying BIM and Revit with enthusiasm for a few years, as you are closer to the North American market, I would ask, if possible, to comment on the system. COBie rating, I find this concept very interesting and little explored in my country. Big hug.

[@giuseppecarbe688]

Hi, great tutoria as usual but, wouldn't be faster just to install a plug-in that converts from revit to STL (3D Printing format) to avoid all the switch between programs? a tutorial on this topic would be great! Thanks!

[@balkanarchitect]

Wow I didn't know about that, thanks for the tip! 🙂

[@giuseppecarbe688]

@@balkanarchitect Wow, so now you learned something from me? I am trilled! happy to help! is possible just to download it from the Autodesk plug-ins ;)

[@徐紹芳-i3t]

stl exporter only supported revit 2017 tho.....

[@giuseppecarbe688]

Kevin Sexy there’s a 2019 version you have to dig deep into Autodesk updates!😉

[@EdgarGerson]

How can i contact u

[@kendelinverarity3478]

Revit has an STL Exporter add-in for free

[@96Limbo]

Yeah, but it messes with the scale and infill... I remember it as extremely annoying

[@kendelinverarity3478]

I hadn’t got to printing successfully in an Upmini 3D printer. Maybe that is why.

[@zakiklamson4409]

Hi man, can you please tell me you pc config, I really need this info, Thx !! ^^

[@AussieBIMGuru]

If you're trying to run Revit, check out the specs that Autodesk recommends; knowledge.autodesk.com/support/revit-products/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/System-requirements-for-Autodesk-Revit-2019-products.html Be careful with graphics card selection. Nvidia Quaddro series is great for Revit, but not for high end visualisation software like Enscape. Consider TX 1070 1080ti for future proofing. Processor should be i7 ideally. Hope that helps!

[@davidmoneda]

Hi there. You could this directly from revit without exporting to autocad. Either with .stl exporter or using dynamo. 👍

[@brendanryan6244]

I used 3ds max to export to

[@alymuni]

Print with SLS your model will be better

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[@NotRobert-sd7fy]

You know if you're making a tutorial you would think that you would pick a basic architectural design nothing like

[@dylanbrown3090]

The first time I 3D printing one of my models I had the same problem with the bumpy surface